Hello again,

Original comment: Now in the Quick Launch, I have Show
Desktop, Mozilla, NS 7.1, NS 4.79 (still my default),
Explorer, and of course, my sweet little eCleaner. It's
gettin' mighty crowded down there.

>From Jeff: FYI, you can drag that Quick Launch to another side
of your monitor. That's what I did and love it. I have several
icons sitting up there (I moved it to the top and made it
auto-hide) ... Jeff Dougherty

Good idea, Jeff  I never realized that the Quick Launch could
be separated from the taskbar and made into a taskbar unto
itself. For anyone else interested, you just drag it off from
the left side and bring it wherever you want. I put it on top
of the screen and it was rather wide; which can be remedied by
narrowing it to icon width. Now the icons look lonely up there
all by there lonesome; I might add another 20.

Original problem: Here's my real question: In the Mozilla
browser, I notice one problem (at least I'm having it). In
Netscape, to put a shortcut to any page onto the desktop, all
you would have to do is right-click and in the context menu,
click "create shortcut" ... how is this done in the Mozilla
browser?

Roger says, "I don't put shortcuts on my desktop, I use a
program called "SyncURLs" to organize and manage my shortcuts
(bookmarks, etc) and then use the "favorites" folder on my
Start menu. However there are discussion groups for Firebird
that may help you."

Response: Sometimes one wants to make something more temporary
than a bookmark (or favorite), which to me would be a shortcut
on the desktop. Is there a way, like right clicking in
Netscape, to make such a shortcut? Maybe I'll look into that
Favorites folder in the Start menu. I've always gotten rid of
it maybe because being involved in "bookmarks" I didn't think
I could use it.
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